Commercial & government
Request a Proposal
Send us a defined scope and we will return pricing, schedule and written assumptions your team can build a bid around.
What to send
The more defined the scope, the tighter the number.
Missing information becomes an assumption, and assumptions become contingency. Anything you can share up front comes back to you as a sharper proposal.
Plans and specifications
Civil plan sets, erosion control sheets, landscape plans and the specification sections that govern the scope.
Schedule and bid dates
Bid due date, anticipated notice to proceed and any phasing or seasonal restrictions.
Site information
Geotech reports, existing conditions, access limitations, water availability and staging.
Contract requirements
Bonding, insurance limits, prevailing wage, DBE or small business participation and submittal requirements.
Request a Proposal
Proposal request.
For commercial and public agency clients with a defined scope. We return pricing, schedule and written assumptions.
Public agency work
Federal, state and municipal buyers can review our registrations, NAICS codes, bonding and insurance placeholders on the government contracting page.
Government contractingCapability statement
Request the capability statement for prequalification packages and bid submittals.
Capability statementEarlier stage?
If the scope is not defined yet, start with a consultation instead and we will help shape it.
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